Closing a filepro application Window

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Yo, homey, in case you don' be listenin', John Esak done said:
> 
> My favorites are Windows-R to jump right to the Run menu, and Windows-E to
> jump right into Explorer.

Oh, BLESS you!  I need Explorer on this remote system I use from RDP, and I
use mousekeys a lot of the time, and it not being my system I'm not really
"tuned" to where the desktop icons are, so I'm always looking through them
to find the darned thing.  This should make things painless!

> The best shortcut of all though is the fact that you can quickly press a few
> keys while you are in Explorer to jump right to a file or directory. For
> example if you open Explorere press L to jump to Local Disk, press Right
> Arrow to open that part of the tree and then pres "PRO" very fast, you'll
> jump right to Program Files... and so forth. When I stopped using a mouse
> about two years ago, this became a faster way to navigate. I know some folks
> who can drill down to a file faster than sighted people can using their
> mouse. It's enlightening to watch them go! :-)

I personally use the keyboard almost exclusively to navigate the start
menu.  I use letters there.  I use letters less often in Explorer,
preferring the arrow keys.

> By the way, for those who don't know, when I gripe about a program not being
> "accessible", I mean it doesn't have keyboard shortcuts for everything. That
> is essentially (mostly) what accessible means to a blind person. Others have
> other needs.

*cough*  Winamp.  :)  How many times have we found desired operations that
are either extremely context sensitive, or just don't have shortcuts?

BTW, re: windows-D vs windows-M...I just reversed a windows-M -with- a
windows-D.  Go figure.  Win2K Pro SP4.

mark->
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